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Binghamton University Music Department Tape Recordings
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Concerts ; Instrumental music ; Live sound recordings
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An account of the resource
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31:15
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Lenox String Quartet, recital, November 3, 1973
Recital Tape 1973-11-3
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Held on November 3, 1973.
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Lenox String Quartet
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Binghamton University Libraries
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1973-11-03
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sound
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1960's - present
Title
A name given to the resource
Binghamton University Music Department Tape Recordings
Subject
The topic of the resource
Concerts ; Instrumental music ; Live sound recordings
Description
An account of the resource
Binghamton University Music Department recordings is an audio collection of concerts and recitals given on campus by students, faculty, and outside musical groups. The physical collection consists of reel-to-reel tapes, cassette tapes, and compact discs. The recordings <a href="https://suny-bin.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/discovery/search?query=any,contains,Binghamton%20University%20Music%20Department%20tape%20recordings&tab=LibraryCatalog&search_scope=MyInstitution&vid=01SUNY_BIN:01SUNY_BIN&mode=basic&offset=0&conVoc=false">have been catalogued</a> and are located in <a href="https://www.binghamton.edu/libraries/about/special-collections/">Special Collections</a>. In addition, the collection includes copies of programmes. <br /><br />The Libraries have begun making some of the collections available digitally on campus. These recordings are restricted to the Binghamton University Community. Please contact Special Collections for questions regarding access off campus.<br />Email: <a href="mailto:speccoll@binghamton.edu">speccoll@binghamton.edu</a>
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35:11
31:03
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Lenox String Quartet, Mozart fesitval, November 26, 1973
November 26, 1973
Recital Tape 1973-11-26
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Held at 8:15 pm, November 26, 1973, Casadesus Recital Hall.
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Lenox String Quartet
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Binghamton University Libraries
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1973-11-26
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1960's - present
Title
A name given to the resource
Binghamton University Music Department Tape Recordings
Subject
The topic of the resource
Concerts ; Instrumental music ; Live sound recordings
Description
An account of the resource
Binghamton University Music Department recordings is an audio collection of concerts and recitals given on campus by students, faculty, and outside musical groups. The physical collection consists of reel-to-reel tapes, cassette tapes, and compact discs. The recordings <a href="https://suny-bin.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/discovery/search?query=any,contains,Binghamton%20University%20Music%20Department%20tape%20recordings&tab=LibraryCatalog&search_scope=MyInstitution&vid=01SUNY_BIN:01SUNY_BIN&mode=basic&offset=0&conVoc=false">have been catalogued</a> and are located in <a href="https://www.binghamton.edu/libraries/about/special-collections/">Special Collections</a>. In addition, the collection includes copies of programmes. <br /><br />The Libraries have begun making some of the collections available digitally on campus. These recordings are restricted to the Binghamton University Community. Please contact Special Collections for questions regarding access off campus.<br />Email: <a href="mailto:speccoll@binghamton.edu">speccoll@binghamton.edu</a>
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Lenox String Quartet, Mozart festival, November 28, 1973
November 28, 1973
Recital Tape 1973-11-28
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Lenox String Quartet
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Binghamton University Libraries
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1973-11-28
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Title
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Binghamton University Music Department Tape Recordings
Subject
The topic of the resource
Concerts ; Instrumental music ; Live sound recordings
Description
An account of the resource
Binghamton University Music Department recordings is an audio collection of concerts and recitals given on campus by students, faculty, and outside musical groups. The physical collection consists of reel-to-reel tapes, cassette tapes, and compact discs. The recordings <a href="https://suny-bin.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/discovery/search?query=any,contains,Binghamton%20University%20Music%20Department%20tape%20recordings&tab=LibraryCatalog&search_scope=MyInstitution&vid=01SUNY_BIN:01SUNY_BIN&mode=basic&offset=0&conVoc=false">have been catalogued</a> and are located in <a href="https://www.binghamton.edu/libraries/about/special-collections/">Special Collections</a>. In addition, the collection includes copies of programmes. <br /><br />The Libraries have begun making some of the collections available digitally on campus. These recordings are restricted to the Binghamton University Community. Please contact Special Collections for questions regarding access off campus.<br />Email: <a href="mailto:speccoll@binghamton.edu">speccoll@binghamton.edu</a>
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29:10
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Lenox String Quartet, Mozart festival, November 30, 1973
November 30, 1973
Recital Tape 1973-11-30
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Held at 8:15 pm, November 30, 1973, Casadesus Recital Hall.
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Lenox String Quartet
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Binghamton University Libraries
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1973-11-30
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1960's - present
Title
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Binghamton University Music Department Tape Recordings
Subject
The topic of the resource
Concerts ; Instrumental music ; Live sound recordings
Description
An account of the resource
Binghamton University Music Department recordings is an audio collection of concerts and recitals given on campus by students, faculty, and outside musical groups. The physical collection consists of reel-to-reel tapes, cassette tapes, and compact discs. The recordings <a href="https://suny-bin.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/discovery/search?query=any,contains,Binghamton%20University%20Music%20Department%20tape%20recordings&tab=LibraryCatalog&search_scope=MyInstitution&vid=01SUNY_BIN:01SUNY_BIN&mode=basic&offset=0&conVoc=false">have been catalogued</a> and are located in <a href="https://www.binghamton.edu/libraries/about/special-collections/">Special Collections</a>. In addition, the collection includes copies of programmes. <br /><br />The Libraries have begun making some of the collections available digitally on campus. These recordings are restricted to the Binghamton University Community. Please contact Special Collections for questions regarding access off campus.<br />Email: <a href="mailto:speccoll@binghamton.edu">speccoll@binghamton.edu</a>
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Renaissance Consortium and Baroque Chamber Orchestra, concert, December 1, 1973
December 1, 1973
Recital Tape 1973-12-1
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Works of Bach, Cooper, Peletier, Gallilei, and Hassler. Held at 8:15 pm, December 1, 1973, Casadesus Recital Hall.
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Renaissance Consortium and Baroque Chamber Orchestra.Renaissance Consortium
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Binghamton University Libraries
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1973-12-1
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In copyright
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sound
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1960's - present
Title
A name given to the resource
Binghamton University Music Department Tape Recordings
Subject
The topic of the resource
Concerts ; Instrumental music ; Live sound recordings
Description
An account of the resource
Binghamton University Music Department recordings is an audio collection of concerts and recitals given on campus by students, faculty, and outside musical groups. The physical collection consists of reel-to-reel tapes, cassette tapes, and compact discs. The recordings <a href="https://suny-bin.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/discovery/search?query=any,contains,Binghamton%20University%20Music%20Department%20tape%20recordings&tab=LibraryCatalog&search_scope=MyInstitution&vid=01SUNY_BIN:01SUNY_BIN&mode=basic&offset=0&conVoc=false">have been catalogued</a> and are located in <a href="https://www.binghamton.edu/libraries/about/special-collections/">Special Collections</a>. In addition, the collection includes copies of programmes. <br /><br />The Libraries have begun making some of the collections available digitally on campus. These recordings are restricted to the Binghamton University Community. Please contact Special Collections for questions regarding access off campus.<br />Email: <a href="mailto:speccoll@binghamton.edu">speccoll@binghamton.edu</a>
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46:51
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Paul Jordan, recital, December 12, 1973
December 12, 1973
Recital Tape 1973-12-12
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Held at 8:15 pm, Dec. 12, 1973, Casadesus Recital Hall.
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Jordan, Paul
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Binghamton University Libraries
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1973-12-12
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1960's - present
Title
A name given to the resource
Binghamton University Music Department Tape Recordings
Subject
The topic of the resource
Concerts ; Instrumental music ; Live sound recordings
Description
An account of the resource
Binghamton University Music Department recordings is an audio collection of concerts and recitals given on campus by students, faculty, and outside musical groups. The physical collection consists of reel-to-reel tapes, cassette tapes, and compact discs. The recordings <a href="https://suny-bin.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/discovery/search?query=any,contains,Binghamton%20University%20Music%20Department%20tape%20recordings&tab=LibraryCatalog&search_scope=MyInstitution&vid=01SUNY_BIN:01SUNY_BIN&mode=basic&offset=0&conVoc=false">have been catalogued</a> and are located in <a href="https://www.binghamton.edu/libraries/about/special-collections/">Special Collections</a>. In addition, the collection includes copies of programmes. <br /><br />The Libraries have begun making some of the collections available digitally on campus. These recordings are restricted to the Binghamton University Community. Please contact Special Collections for questions regarding access off campus.<br />Email: <a href="mailto:speccoll@binghamton.edu">speccoll@binghamton.edu</a>
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25:01
45:54
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Amahl and the night visitors, December 15, 1973
December 15, 1973
Recital Tape 1973-12-15
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Binghamton University Libraries
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1973-12-15
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1960's - present
Title
A name given to the resource
Binghamton University Music Department Tape Recordings
Subject
The topic of the resource
Concerts ; Instrumental music ; Live sound recordings
Description
An account of the resource
Binghamton University Music Department recordings is an audio collection of concerts and recitals given on campus by students, faculty, and outside musical groups. The physical collection consists of reel-to-reel tapes, cassette tapes, and compact discs. The recordings <a href="https://suny-bin.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/discovery/search?query=any,contains,Binghamton%20University%20Music%20Department%20tape%20recordings&tab=LibraryCatalog&search_scope=MyInstitution&vid=01SUNY_BIN:01SUNY_BIN&mode=basic&offset=0&conVoc=false">have been catalogued</a> and are located in <a href="https://www.binghamton.edu/libraries/about/special-collections/">Special Collections</a>. In addition, the collection includes copies of programmes. <br /><br />The Libraries have begun making some of the collections available digitally on campus. These recordings are restricted to the Binghamton University Community. Please contact Special Collections for questions regarding access off campus.<br />Email: <a href="mailto:speccoll@binghamton.edu">speccoll@binghamton.edu</a>
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39:35
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Harpur Symphony Orchestra, concert,December 6, 1973
December 6, 1973
Recital Tape 1973-12-6
Description
An account of the resource
Works of Bokser, Mozart, and Shostakovich. Held at 8:15 pm, Dec. 6, 1973, Johnson City High School.
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Harpur Symphony Orchestra, Harpur College Orchestra
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Binghamton University Libraries
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1973-12-6
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m1chael
alboucrek
annie
alderman
w1lham h
apfel
jean c .
appleton
bruce w
arellano
bruce J
arnold
iacqueline
ascrizz1
tony
ascnzz1
john
as1ello
ferne m.
babcock
v1cky
a ivy
karelyn
balfour
�1ett
bander
beastessa
bar kochbah
howard J
barsky
stephen
barto
adele robin
bass
1oan h.
beau pre
she1la
beck er
peter
bellm10
1ay steven
benet
1ud1th lynne
bennett
marsha j
berger
shelley
berger
st even
berger
steven g
berger
Joan
berman
jud1 th
berman
lawrence
berman
mare elliot
berm an
bradley
bernstein
35
�step hen
bernstein
dav1d
berry
linda
berry
norman d.
bestak
mark d.
birnbaum
m1chael
bitter
meryl a.
blackman
richard dennis
blau
marsh a
bloch
peer d.
bode
henry
bogen
carla beth
bogin
karen
bomsom
david
brahinsky
chnstopher
braudy
lenore
breddan
ch ristine
blidan
william
bregman
�el1zabeth f.
brennan
mel1ssa ann
brennan
leo h.
bressman
Ion J
bnggs
laune
bresnick
harley ferns
broe
ellls
bromberg
l1llian moore
brown
m1chael
brummer
andrea
bryde
37
�edward
burke
JOY lee
bush
jeannrne
carpen ter
paul
carlsen
brenda
ca rroll
ronald n.
carswell
susan1oy
cassuto
n chard
cerro
debra eve
chaykin
Every thread of creation is held in position
By still other strands of things living
In an earthly tapestry hung from the skyline of
smoldering cities
So gray and so vulgar as not to be satisfied with
their own negativity
But needing to touch all the living as well.
1ames p
childers
elarne hendrickson
c1chowski
marlienne
c hristian
wanda
ciofli
Every breeze that blows kindly is one crystal breath
We exhale on the blue diamond heaven
As gentle to touch as the hands of the healer
As soft as farewells whispered over the coffin
We ' re poisoned with venom with each breath we take
From the brown sulphur chimney
And the black highway snake.
Every dawn that breaks golden is held in suspension
Like the yolk of the egg in albumen
Where the birth and the death of unseen generations
Are interdependent in vast orchestration
And painted in colors of tapestry thread
Wh en the dying are born and the living are dead .
--Don Mclean
38
�matt hew
cooper
eugenia
costantini
JUdy
co hen
steven a
co hen
karen a
colello
donna m.
coleman
brian
colleary
susan
cologgi
lorra1ne
consoli
nancy J
cont1
1ames m.
comgan
patricia a
cretella
ioann
cunmngham
kathryn
czukor
39
�..
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1della
daglow
debra
d'aguillo
carol e.
dale
charlene
daly
david f.
dando
steven
davis
brenda iean
deas
robe rt
deluca
Charles peter
de martin
sue ann
de martino
waiter
derish
ilene
dick
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�richard
d1nkin
irene J.
dlugoleck1
helene udelson
dorph
laury I.
dowd
patnc1a
dowden
Stephen
downing
1ohn george
dreyer
laura
during
an drew
edelstein
bob
edinoff
frank d
eg1tto
edward o
ehrlich
41
�claire lynn
eisenb erg
deborah e.
etentuch
dossi
tal lier
And I think it's gonna be all right.
Yeah , the worst is over,
Now the morning sun is sh ining like a
Red Rubber Ball.
edward c .
fas sett
--Paul Simon
tynn e h
federman
42
kenneth
fee
�paul mark
finer
mike
feigenhei mer
kenneth
feld
mitchell bruc e
feldman
warren
fekett
marty
finver
joseph
firer
nancy j.
fisher
dav1d
florin
anna marie
fontana
alan s.
fo rman
JOhn
fowler
alissa
fox
I was twenty-one years when I wrote th is song .
I'm twenty-two now but I won 't be for long
Time hurries on .
And the Leaves That are Green turn to brown .
And they wither w ith the wind.
And they crumble in your hand .
--Paul Simon
43
�Little boxes on the hillside,
Little boxes made of ticky tacky,
Little boxes on the hillside,
Little boxes all the same.
There's a green one and a pink one
And a blue one and a yellow one
And they' re all made out of ticky tacky
And they all look just the same.
ioanne
fo x
1acqueline
frank
And the people in the houses
All went to the university,
Where they were put in boxes
And they came out all the same,
And there 's doctors and lawyers,
And business executives,
And they're all made out of ticky tacky
And they all look just the same.
alien
freifeld
rosalie
tried berg
And they all play on the golf course
And drink their martinis dry,
And they all have pretty children
And the children go to school,
And the children go to summer camp
And then to the university,
Where they are put in boxes
And they come out all the same.
rich a rd
fnedlander
leo
fnedlich
And the boys go into business
And marry and raise a family
In boxes made of ticky tacky
And they all look just the same.
There's a green one and a pink one,
And a blue one and a yellow one,
And they're all made out of ticky tacky
And they all look just the same
�joyce t
friedman
Up a narrow flight of stairs
In a narrow little room ,
As I lie upon my bed
In the early evening gloom.
Impaled on my wall
My eyes can dimly see
The pattern of my life
And the puzzle that is me.
robyn
tnedman
stewart
friedman
carol
friend
michelle ioan
trisch
tony
trontera
--Paul Simon
karen
tung
45
antorno r
gallo
�I been Norman Mailered, Maxwell Taylored.
I been John O'Hara'd, McNamara'd.
I been Rolling Stoned and Beatled till I'm blind .
I been Ayn Randed, nearly branded
Communist, 'cause I'm left-handed.
That's the hand I use, well , never mind!
I been Phil Spectered , resurrected.
I been Lou Adlered , Barry Sadlered .
Well, I paid all the dues I want to pay.
And I learned the truth from Lenny Bruce,
And all my wealth won't buy me health,
So I smoke a pint of tea a day.
I knew a man , his brain so small ,
He couldn 't think of nothing at all.
He's not the same as you and me.
He doesn't dig poetry. He's so unhip that
When you say Dylan, he thinks you ' re talking
about DylanThomas,
Whoever he was.
The man ain't got no culture.
But it's alright, ma,
Everybody must get stoned.
--Paul Simon
46
�susan
ganzer
nancy
garfinkel
earl
garnet!
cam1lle
gaudier
alice susan
gavenda
raanan m.
geberer
stanley
gelb
)Udy I
genk1n
mananne
gennan
ray
gertler
steven
gh1telman
evan
giller
Vito
de g1orgio
fern lots
gl1ckman
barry steven
gold
dav1d
90ldberg
howard
goldberg
glenn
goldenberg
m1chael
golden berg
ricky
goldman
47
�leonard d
gotdste1n
martin
goldstein
1ane
go lob
robert
goltz
jerry
go lob
carol
gotz
robert d.
gonda
sonia
gonazatez
jan1ce
goodenough
paul s.
good man
1anet
gorin
cla1re lev1tt
grafinger
48
�david n.
g rayson
dru I
green berg
anton1a
greene
g1ola
greene
ho ward
gnnsberg
dav1d C.
gross
catherine
guido
�scott
gutterman
judith
halstead
john
hanlev
thorn as
hanks
1enal I
h;:irdawav
irene r.
harrison
mitchell
harrow
bonnie charleta
haruch
fern r.
hauck
mary 1ude
hayko
50
karen
hand
�n1cole
henn
w1lliamm
healy
david
heck er
arthur
heller
llnda h
hen ch
stanley
herfetz
gail eileen
hem ck
nchard
herskow1tz
steven a
hershkow1tz
51
�--
Jeffrey
hesekiel
doreen m .
hess
fern singer
h1rsch
laurie
hotfman
m1chael
hollander
ell en
horner
james I
ho we
)Udy
ho well
linda c .
heyenoort
laurie b.
heyman
linda
higby
1an1ce
hunt
deborah r.
ingber
phi lip
ingber
52
�mares
1ntn l1gator
ivenia
is1dore
sarina
israel
IOUIS
d.
jablin
samuel JOhn
jack ling
When you walk in the forest , let it be .
There 's a flower in the wood, let it be .
There 's a flower in the wood, and it's innocent and good ,
By the stone where it stands let it be.
Let it be, let it be,
It's so lovely where it is, let it be.
Tho you want it for your own , or you take it from it's place,
It will not be what it was when you loved it where it stood in the wood .
Let it be , Let it be.
It's so lovely where it is, let it be.
It's a thoughtful child , innocent and wild ,
By the stone, by the reed ,
Let it bloom , let it seed,
Let it be.
--Malvina Reynolds
ron1
Jackson
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tavornia I
jack son
george
jacobsen
5.3
cynsse
iattee
barbara a.
1ohnson
�hubert
johnson
waiter
JOnes
lydia
JOSeph
neil
kafko
robin
kahn
phil
kampel
54
cind1
kane
�nei l f.
kaplan
selma 1.
kaplan
david
kaplow
katherine
karlson
sharon
karp
harry
katz
nchie
kaufman
1an1ce 1.
keen an
S5
�Steven m.
kempner
judith a.
kidera
linda
kirschen
1acqueline
kitson
1oanne
klanowsk1
peter
kn app
anne
klayman
Ilsa abby
kleger
david
klein
roy a
klein
phylhs m.
kle1nman
gregory
know Ies
anne berman
kolber
robert keith
kolber
56
�d1ane
krasinsk1
nancy
konrad
aIan
kopp
debbie
korw1n
stuart
kovar
merryl leslie
krav1tz
arthur
krems
dav1d n.
kruchkow
mana
kurinec
d1ckie
kurth
dona Id
kutner
w1lliam robert
kutner
1va lynne
kuznetz
57
�Sheryl iane
lesher
bar bar a
lac her
ellen
lacter
ehnor carol
lange
charles J.
lansdown
irene
lauber
gary franc1s
laverty
ianet e.
lawrence
bruce d .
led er
lewis
le1ss
kathleen s.
leska
gary s
levine
hope
levinson
bruce
levy
58
�ellen r
levy
Steven m.
levy
edward
lifshitz
anthony J.
ligouri
david a
lindeman
m1ehael
liner
edith
Jinn
john dav1d
lloyd
ioseph m1ehael
Ioff redo
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nchard
lufrano
Jeffrey
Iowe
ionathan
lowenthal
jam1e J.
me ardle
yvonne d .
me bride
59
�mark Charles
me cague
patnc1a
me donnell
patnc1a
me donnell
kathleen
me enerney
carol
me kee
rosalie
maimone
hal
mandel
stephen J.
manning
eileen
matt hews
amy
maurer
margaret e
medlar
cra19
medw1ck
susan wylie
maxwell
karen I
maynard
60
v1ctona m.
melnyk
�de bra
mintz
jacqueline
meg1el
susan lynn
merl
marc1a ann
miller
tho mas
moon
edward
moore
pat
morse
stanley m.
moshman
louis j.
muggeo
wilham
mun1ak
61
�ga1I s.
murray
cathy fay
mushock
JOhn
mutolo
jerry I.
nadler
charles
nafman
bonnie j.
nason
gerald
nathan
lucie
neiman
peter
nelson
Jill
neudorfer
ely
new man
Ilene
newman
62
m1chael
nadler
�alan
newton
edward robert
niemiec
franklin
noel
)Oseph g.
no Ian
edward
norton
ethan
nydorf
gene
o'brien
ian
o'brien
gerald
offsay
stephen e.j.
Ohl
michael
o'leary
stacey m1chele
olster
lynne m.
o ·meara
iohn paul
ondrako
robe rt
Otto
chnstine
palmer
ricki
pappo
robert e.
parker
carol
parrot
63
�mered1th
pell
francisco
perez
karen m1chelle
pearlman
marcia alaine
perry
doryce karen
penn
robin
ph1llips
larry
pepper
gerald d.
pietroforte
joaquina
pereira
mary c.
pilotti
jane
piotrowicz
cynthia
planick
64
andrew r.
plump
�nick1
pokowitz
~regory
s.
)Oley
uce c .
~ merantz
th cell
nee
richard
pol in
paula d
porp1lia
teresa
porzuczek
lesl1e
prager
ioann p.
priebe
gerry
puchalski
jacklyn
purple
anthony J
quagliata
JOSeph S
ragone
65
�ianet h
randall
martm
rosen
ann mane
reagan
helene
rebhun
iune
rein
jettrey
joel c.
rice
larry
rich
andrea Ilsa
nchardson
sandra
robinson
theo m
rohrs
maria f.
romanowsk1
linda
rose
dennis
rosen
edward
rosenblatt
marsh a
rosoff
dennis
russo
michael
roth
66
�andrew t
rothstein
robe rt
rouseelle
debra I
rubin
fredenc s
rubin
adele
sagar
joseph a.
salimando
carmene
saltzmanne
torn lu
sampson
nchard m.
San
michael
sa nders
JUdl
saren
james
sav1ch
1anet mane
scagnelli
John franc1s
schaefer
jeflrey
schaffer
paul
schafler
thomas
schatz
lee m
schechter
karen g.
rothberg
67
�andrea p
schllssel
mark
schlussel
nancylynn
schneider
wayne
schober
ioyce garner
schoen
janie
scholom
lee
schraeter
edward
schrenzel
denn1s
schuchman
stanley abram
schutzman
barbara ellen
schwa1d
ga1I
schwartz
laraine e
Schwartz
richard
sciacca
how a rd
see man
rich a rd
se1d'l1an
alien
se1telman
robin
shanen
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carol
shap1ro
�elizabeth
sharfstein
bernard J.
sheredy
robe rt
sherly
martin
schichtman
michael j.
silsbee
alan
silverberg
dean I.
silverberg
barbara ann
s1mmons
mara d.
singer
peter a.
silver
skojec, ir
iames
skorney
diane
snupik
stephen
sonnenberg
ran
sosinsky
barbara iean
spez1ale
1llett r
m1th
69
IOUIS
ianet
sherman
�1acquehne
stefanski
barry
stein hart
1.
amy
sp1tzer
steven a.
sprung
harry
stachelczvk
enc
steckler
1erry
stein
linda
stein
nancy m.
stein
peter
stern
david r.
stiles
charles
stotter
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joseph
stracar
�Jill
Strasser
charles
Stryker
genev1eve I
such1cki
cary w
su cott
david
summergrad
myron
maryann
taccogna
1oan
tanenhaus
douglass I
terrell
man a
theodore
szkafarowsky
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timmes
stephanie
tmg1ris
david
tochen
kathy
tom an
em1ly
tomas1no
barbara e.k
trimmer
robert marell
trimmer
harry anthony
tsantes
susan gwen
turk
john w
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ursula
raeth
JOhn J.
cra19
villantl
robert james
vivyan, 1r
veselka
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christme
turcotte
�Ies lie
vogelman
Iida jan
wagner
barbara ellen
wa1tzman
david
wallenstein
paul frederick
walker
michael t.
walsh
donald
waters
diane ellen
weaver
matthew
weigman
joel m.
weinberg
st even
weinberger
adele p.
we in er
Jeffrey
Weinberg
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claudine elaine
weinfeld
�william
weininger
richard
weisenhoff
wendy a.
werbel
tania
werbizky
eric
weitz
karen
west rel ch
phi lip
wetjen
laurence b .
wexer
an drew
wexler
jean elizabeth
whaley
iacqueilne m1c hele
wheeler
kenneth
white
susan
we1ner
jam es
wilcox
bob
wilder
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�ierry m.
will ard
christine I .
woodward
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stacie
williams
mary ann
white
carole anne
witka
renald
witzke
barbar a
yaworsky
louise
young
richard
zabell
ioan
zaretzky
Can you imagine us
Years from today,
Sharing a park bench quietly?
How terribly strange
To be seventy.
Old friends ,
Memory brushes the same years.
Silently sharing the same fears .
10-ann
zbytn iewski
--Paul Simon
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louise t.
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It is dedicated to her parents and friends.
'I see now all these deaths are to one endwhereby 1 lost a Joe, friend upon friend
roorn . .. 'Another seminar, another year;
we're here still.
From our classroom windows we look down
an upstate New York cl11tter of concrete,
clapboard, truncated trees. A junction city;
cars, trucks, cars . ..
(alert, wary) Less than we were, clinging
to Pestiges, imperfect memories . ...
S11ow falls and the room darkens a little . ...
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by William Grono.)
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hat I'm grateful.
ioan p. a ro now
515 E. 7th St.
Brooklyn,
Y
I I 2 18
Biology
~orm
Council. llarpur Chorah:: U111vcrsity Chorus.
acqueline ascr izz i
['i N. l.rberty /\vc.
•ndicott. NY
fern e m. babcock
Henderson, Y 13650
istory
ur.ing
nthon y ascri zzi
Yi . Liberty Ave.
1ndicott 1 Y
Yearbook Staff '73-'74; JM hadm111ton '73
0. K., ll arpur. You won . I give up.
[rt Stud:o
karelyn balfo ur
203 Radcliffe Rd.
Island Park, ' Y 11558
)hn as iell o
1
'.! Sunset Dr.
orning, :\Y
litical Science
Engltsh Literature
1listory
Secretary. Bingham Hall: New111g ( ollege llousing Commrttee.
ewing College Fall Spring \11.!Jn-up ( 01111111ttee, Newing
College Onentation Commit!l.!c, I reasurcr of
cw111g College
Council, Inter-collegiate Contingency Fund.
[SG & UA rep: Lrw Society. Game~ Club: JM. Co-rec IM: Pr
&ma Alpha.
81
�wendy barrows
151 Glenbrook Rd
14616
Rochester. ;-.. Y
English Lil
h owa rd barsky
108 Acadia Dr.
080077
Cinnaminson, '! J
Biological Scie nces
College Wind fn st•mble
~tep h e n
c. ba r to
I ~O Ocean \ ve.
11751
Islip. :\Y
History
C ITW College Coun cil
lt 'sj ust another step along thi.: way.
\1oody Blues.
ad ele ro bin bass
14 Barberry Rd .
We st Islip,
1
Y
11 795
ga il avi n a ba ll
11'5 Columbus \l"e
Valhalla, ~y
I 05<15
Psychology
En!tltsh.
Ilarpur College Council. IPB. Student A ssociation. Wind
Ensemble: Univer>ity Chorus, Pipe Dream Paste-up Editor: I- all
Reviews; Student Centi.:r Redesign Commlt tee: Ombudsman
Searc h Committee; \ dvertis1ng Dcsign(S1uden1 Director)).
ieff bander
'l l·\'el7n Rd
Pl .1111\te''· NY
I IHH
pa t ricia an n bazko
51-55 Ma nila St.
El m hurst. NY
11 373
Ps) d10logy
\ 1.·t 1on I inl'. \ \:v,, ( ampus '\ewsree l. SASU tl .:lcgate; ll inman
F ilm Co111m1ttcl'.
Politi ca I Science
SUN Y Bingh <imton LJ\\ Society ( hecuti\'e Committee)
llappm l'ss runs 111 .1 circulJr motion J huught is like a little boa t
upon lhl' Sl'.l F\'l'rybud) ·, part of ever) thing an:.wa)- You ..:an
ha~e 11 .Ill it you kl yoursdf he.
peter bellmio
Rd. 7. Hutch111son Rd .
Carmel. '\Y
I 050 I
beas tess barkochbah
'I lk.1d1 IN St.
Political Science
L11
Rhet urn:
Universit) Chorus, Pipe D re.1111 P roduction \ la nager: Law Soucl)
Huffy '' tlw uni) thing worth living fo1 anymore. ll ang
ready lo split 101 the 1.·o;hl. In any e \ ent.
111
anti get
Do h old yourself tog~ther , and fight wit h a h1t-h1t t he re and a
hll-hit here, and a com fort a ble fccl111g at night tha t you've let in a
littk air.
D. 11. Lawrcnce. " Don'!\"
�jay s le' e n benel
<JJ lhlltop \ nes
Yonker-.. '\ Y
\Llth
SomdlO\\ \\hen she smilo.:s I cJn bra\l' had\\ l'alher.
virginia benkovic
<i4 Knel'land Ave.
Binghamton.
Y
13905
'\o. \lernl'k. '\'Y
I 15<16
Social Science
m are e. berman
l/ \ nding \\'l'.
Psyd1olog}
ll.1rpur Cho1ak: ll arpur CollegL' Council. !PB.
ls . and them \nd .1fll'I Jll wc'rl' onl) 01d111ary men l\k. and
Pmk
you God onl:,. kno'' s 11 's not ''hat we would l'11oose lo do
1-l oyd.
marcy bergman
11 I Queens \ vc.
\lass.1pequ.r. \Y
I 17:'i8
Polnkal Science
s leve n berger
83-8 5 \\ ood ha vc n B lnl.
\\'oodh.1\'cn. '\JY
lhst ory
Varsity Swim team: Stucknt Government rl'p. P1pl' D1ca111.
je ffr cy bernstein
ll 1storJ
\\ II R \\'
I et ·em .ill go to hell
d avc berry
10 Hrcnl\\Ood Dr.
ll omn. \ Y
Geography
83
C'\l'CP
Can• '7h!!
�jays. binder
147 25 8rnokv11lc Blvd.
Rmedak. '\ Y I 1422
bruce d o ugla~ boehm
783 C')press Dr.
hanklin Square. NY
Political Sc1cnn:
1::.nglish
Hingham Dorm Rep to \e\\1ng College Council ·11-·12. i\cademic
Affairs Chairman Newing College '72-'73; Political Science
Undergraduate Committee '71-'74.
Swimming team.
mer yl blac kman
orlhern Rd.
llartsdalc, \ Y
peer bode
1344 \hington Pl.
North I onawanda,
Y
4
Student \ lobil11ation Committee: lndo-china Peace Campaign;
Womens l 1berat1on.
richard dennis blau
I cd-1 S I JO Ave.
Jamaica, '- Y I 1434
ll 1slory
Politkal Scic nce
Student Mobilization Committee; lndo-china Peace Campaign
1- xperimental I heter; Experimental Cinema.
I live for moments. With all my mind. heart and energy I refuse t ~
become a casualty of this twentieth century. May )Our life he i11
you.
carla be th bog in
39 Boyd St:
Long Bc,1ch. \JY
Ph i Beta Kappa, SA, ll at pu 1 College Council; New mg College
(oun\.il. P1 Sigma AlphJ: ll arpur Law Society, JM Officiation;
Doi m Carnival Chairman.
Psyd10log)
Director. Board of Directors: Counselor of lligh llope1
Counseling Center: Volunteer ll and1capped Children\
,\ ssol.'.1ation, Council of l::.ldcrs.
Fourth down and J to go.
I think I can. I think I can. I think I l.'.an ... and remember. wade
in the water and you'll ncvcr get wet 1f you keep on doin' that
rag.
84
�le norc breddan
I
64 Shepherd Lane
Levittown. NY
I
Ps} ch olog:r
Poetry Workshop: lligh Hopes
A most amazing journey this ume has been
w illia m bregman
168-04 67 Ave.
F lushlllg, '\/Y
I 1365
1:.nglish Lit
elizabeth f. brennan
I 2 1-nglewood Rd.
Baltimore, \1D
Psychology
H inman Council rep: lllllman
Social Con11nittec: ll inman
Li b r ary Commit tee; Int egrated Semes lL' I Spn ng '73: R .A.
Rooseve lt: T eac h er's Aide llarpur Col lege Pt e-Sch ool.
It is only important to lo\·e the world ... lo regard the world and
ou r -;elves a n d all beings with love, admiration and
respect
Hesse.
harl ey ferri s broe
85- 10 I 5 I Ave.
Howard Beach. '\Y
11414
karen bom son
18EJ99St.
Bronx. NY
Accounting
History
ellis bromberg
2486 Will iams Ct.
Bellmore, 'Y
Sociology.
david bra hi ns k y
536 Will St.
'\ew York. ~y
History
I 0025
Pipe Dream: W!IRW. Harpur College Council
History
~I)
Folio\\ lllg others and succeed mg in bookish learning will leave
You in challls. It is tar better to forget the big questions and to go
to some qui.:t place to meditate. But that takes work
R111z,1i
~!a) t here be Peace and Love and Perfection throughout all
Creation, oh God
J ohn Coltrane Light is still for daytime.
\later is still wet, the sun still sets Ornette Co lemJn.
mother told me to go to Princeton.
edward g. bundga
I ~09 Watson Blvd.
l3ad11~lor
of T echnology
Varsity track
85
�joy lee bush
Rd I
,\rkprnt 'Y
1·1807
,\nlhropoloj!y
Kar;l!c Club
paul h carlsc n
I~ Russet Rd
St.irnford. C"I
CJ(,<J()J
l11st ory
Editor
I R l ( KI'\ C 11 \\ paper.
da vid j . ca rr
1501 Strallord Dr.
'vestal '\Y 13850
H1ology
SL NY ( h1is11an Outn.:ach l ~ xplorcr Post :!04. li\1 soccer.
0 you s11nple Pl'Opk. understand whdom: and
undnstandinj! lll';lll. ( Prnv . 8:5).
)OU
fools. he of an
llc lp! I 'm out! Noll' what
brcnda carroll
48'i ll.1lsl') St
Hrookl) n. 'Y
( rl·at IH'
\\
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Fnghsh I it
~lembn \\ llRW radio staff: member Social Actrv tics ( omn11tll'c;
BSl, R \
0'(
andra I. chamberlain
Valley Vista Ct.
Castle Creek, '\Y
bnghsh
debra cha ykin
47<> Marn St.
Johnson City, '\Y
Sociology
\ cco u n t Ill!!
Golf: tc11111s. howling.
susan JOY cass1110
I~~ \ladison \\·c.
bl.ind P.nk. '\ 't
I I '\Si-
RA. Co
'\ c\\111)!.
softball
ushn at
I supposed to do'!
onnor llall. Certificate rn \fro-.\mt' ican Studn:s.
rona ld n . Carswe ll
P.O. Box ~Oh
b nd1rntt, NY 137Ml
IPB Studil''
.till
111
\rd1i1c, 11rre
d1.11rpl'r'o11 tor Spring .., 3 .Fall ·7 3 Oriental wn ,\ ct iv1l 1es.
College \\.' 111t• l·cstl\al. S}nchroniz.::d Swim. Co-rec
a rHI Yolkyball. h1<lirn11 ll all p111g-pong '70-'7 I: '\ew1ng
Gr.1du.i1io11. \IJ] '"'3
Campus Probe. Pre-school. Vc1c1an's L<lucat1onal Center
marlienne chris tian
5 \gate Ct.
Brroklyn, '\Y
Criminal Justi<.:e
BSl.J. Big Brother
committee
Big ';istcr Program: Freshmen recruiting
In all phase\ of life. there i\ mud1 to learn. Both about o ther
people and 111os1 1111portantl} about onesself. Su..:h has hel'n rn)
expt:rrencc:: at llarpur.
�wanda ciolfi
213 l rem:hard St.
Yonkers, '. Y I 070 I
matthew i. coo per
464 '\'eptune Ave.
Brooklyn. Y
Studio Art
Economics
Art show contributor '73: R ·\ llughes Hall.
Halsey I aylor makes a fine \\ atcr fountain.
karen colell o
gary sco tt corliss
105-16 <JOth St.
Ozone Park, Y I 1-t I 7
41 llybank Dr.
Psychology
Geography
Sociology.
!'healer( l cchnical Design and Lighting)
OC'C' Bus Driver: Projetionist: bar hopping. sleeping. chess. skiing.
dandng.
donna coleman
3661 l loward Lane
Wantagh, NY 117'13
I ha\ e ne\·er regretted h<l\ mg come the ''house of 111-n:pute ·· on
the hill. Life A 'Y\VlltR I- is what you make 1t. .. even al ll arpur!
Don wast your energies by complam111g. Whal seems Dull and
grey can be changed. ''('fl,\ \lGI-" is man's only recourse. \ nd
n:member. .. smile!
nancy j. con t i
81 ll!gh St.
Johnson City, ' Y
james m. correga n
I 12 W Wendell St.
'iursing
Account ing
If it weren't for SU Y, I wouldn't have met all the good people
that I know now. I hat's one thing I will always he thankful for.
Its still hard lo believe that after four years of studying I passed
the test.
Veterans Club; IM 'ports.
gary courtright
180 Baldwin S1.
J ohnson City. NY 13 790
Psychology
IM basketball & soc..:er.
bob edinoff
51 7 Riverdale Ave.
Yonkers. "\;Y
Biology
lligh II opes Counseling Center . '.\11 I ( (.
What a long strange trip 11\ been.
mary eleanor edwards ( mrs.)
Box 14, RD ~
Binghamton. \lY I ~90 I
Social Sc iences
87
\ t last!
SGS
���lloyd h. fish
'i48 Davis /\ vc.
£~nd1w1
l \JY 11760
\ mer1Lan Studies.
s te ph en e. ford
905 Ontario Center Rd
W,11\l<orlh. "lY
Law Sodety
alan s. fo rm an
2435 I:. 63 St.
Brooklyn, 'IY 1 1234
literature
Ph ilosophy
" I he T ruth knows no Right or Wrong"
Douglas 1larbrecht.
joann e fox
•J'i Poplar Dr
Roslyn NY
Art ll1story
ro~al i e friedberg
75<i B1ady \vc
Bronx . 'IY I 0462
L1..ono11111:s
donna l. ga ines (beas tessa)
'.!17 Bead1 13CJ St.
Rocka way , 'IY 11694
r ic hard fri edlander
2 2 20 Wallace /\ vc
Sociology
Brems '\Y 10467
ll igh !l opes. \nal-compuls1ve manipulation of Soc1olog11:al
Variables
AO N/\USEUM!; Cha1rpe1son of the Beast L1berat1on
Front: Member of ..The \ltcn Yilh"
l11story
R \ . Broome II all President
"'All that really matters anymo1e is Buffy. and s plitting fo r the
Coast."
joyce f. fri e dman
48 '.": 21., St
B.1ysidc. '\Y
nan cy gar fin kel
'.!410 Barker \ ve.
Bronx, 'iY 10467
I listory
English Lit
Stewart friedman
ll>h5 Occan \vc .
Brook I~ n. 'Y I 1230
gary jose ph gaube
308 Ferndale Dr.
Bmghamton. NY 13905
Psyclwlog)
Management
90
�\ nthropology
ca rnille teresi ta gaud ier
64 LUISil St.
CondJdo. Sant urce. Puerto Rico 00<>07
·1heal re
\\'llR\\'
~taff
Committc..:
4
yrs . S('B\
~traight
Country &
Blues
3~r'i ..
" I hese days. the neressa1~ quali1t,·at1ons for a genuine.
commendable. and ·kosher' sdwla r at least for a scholar\\ hose
sl'icnce neces~artl~ brings him Ill contact \\ llh delica te questions
of the age an.: a confused head. 111.1..:t11e ht·an. un..:oncern for
lrn!h, and ~pintlcssness 111 short ,1 IJck of charact..:r."
Ludwig
Fcucrbac h.
U. P.R. transfer: Colo111al Players ~ccretary: Direetmg and ,1cting in
! heat re Dept. Product10ns. ( onrneat ions :-.IC . ··f:.smcraldin;1 .. :
lecturer in Chcnago ll .ill'1. . .
... Que pasa" . .. l o you my friends. m y teachers. \/}'
PEOP!.E I give my love. I o GO D my life' ,\ bcaul 1ful
memory of llar pu1 will al ways vibrate in a little corner o f Puerto
Rko. We will be toge1her aga in ...
ann a marie fontana
55 Somerston Rd.
Yorktown Heights. "y IOSlll\
alice susan gave nda
240 Fellows \ ve
Syrat' llSl'. \ Y I 32 I 0
Organizational Behavior
Psycholog}
\\ omen·, \'arsit} Volleyball, ·1 1-·7 2.
"Good-bye. y·all."
raanan m . geberer
4120-:!0 Jhnd11nson R1H'r Pkwy. E.
Bronx.\ Y 104~5
judy I. ge nkin
490l:S Beach Reservation
Brooklyn. '\1Y 11224
I listory
Di ckenson Coffee l lous..: (the Womb) : Dickenso n nigh t guard .
Jewish Fellowship: SCB I 1a11spor1ation Co mmi ttee: Bangala Dt•sh
Support Co1111111t!l'e: Pipe Dream. SC B Conct!rt Committee
o comment. ..
And ye t - I am still sear chi ng for so m e rea l m ea nin g.
!>haron gelfand
2400 E:ast 3rd St
Brooklyn.\ Y 11223
English
L111versity Choi us. Dickenson College !lousing rep'.
marianne ge nna ri
523 01ydt:n St
Westbury. \ Y 11590
~CB
Puhh..:1t} Ch.111man, ·1 1-·? ::'. SCB Blood Drive Chairman.
B \ 1..:e-Chairman. ·73_·• -t. WSO Vice President ·7 1:
llarpur\ Ferr}. '\KE:
"1 2 - - ~ 3. ~<
.. It was tun while 1t l<lst.:d. hut now n's t1111e to go. Good-bye .
ll arpur . ll ello \\'orld. l'h e past I'• dead ... Long hn~ the
memories
Steven gh ite lman
3400 Fort lndt.'pt.'nden..:c <;t
Bronx. \Y 10563
YI
Unm~rs1tr
Chorus. ·71-·7 2.
�fern loi ~ glickman
173 11 ffi ny l.n.
Wllhnghoro 'J
F nglish
william goebe ler Ill
76 B hfi eld Ct.
Ridge, Y
Anth ropology
Straight Country & B lues
-.0'7.v .m-•
n,.......,..._ IJ..>
--~.. 1u:'
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barry ste ven go ld
3205 Grand Concourse
Bronx, N Y I 0468
michael goldenberg
25 Sheldon Ave.
'ew Roche lle, NY I 080 I
His to ry
History
RA ; Newing College Social Chairman: IM Council: I:vt sports.
IM spo rts: Bronx Legal Aid Society: Law : Law Society.
l o the people w ho matter
Nothing's been left undone, but
there's still a lot mo re to d o.
And I've got the fce l111g th a t w e'll
do 1t. 'I hank you all for a really fine time.
ricky goldman
52 Cambridge Rd .
Great 'eek. NY
david gol dberg
4596 Be lford Ave
Brook ly n, NY I 1235
Psychology
Biological Sciences
All that we sec o r seem/ ls b ut a dream within a dream.
E.A.
Poe.
Go runmng after lu ck Bu t don 't yo u run too fast/We all are
running after luck ,\ nd luck is runn111g last
Bertoli Brecht.
glenn r. goldenberg
22 Park Cin. le
Great \Jeck , \iY
Ant h ropolog)
charles f. goldsmith
35-20 24t h St.
Long Isla nd City, Y
OCC Treasurer: C l rw n1ghtguard ; dor m treasurer
Economics
If yo u 've got a f11cnd on who you think you ca n re ly
You're a luck man.
If you got a reason t o li ve on and not t o di e
You'll be a lucky man.
The tea chers. pro phet s, and schol ars won ·1 show you ...
Just try not to blow it.
Stay a luck) man.
Alan Price.
leonard d . goldstein
141 8Ave. Y
Broo klyn , Y
Russian
Ph ysics
G ive a L it t le/Ta ke a Little / Let your poor heart Break a
little'That's the sotry of 'That 's the glory of LOVE.
I
92
�pa n! s. good m an
2 IJiP 2 St.
Brooklyn.
jane golo b
141-30 Pershing Crescent
Jamai ca. '\IY 11435
Chemi>tr}
1:\1 h.isketball. Harpur P111g-Pong I ournamcnt: llarpur Orchestra
English Lit
I o the people. places. amJ things that made 4 ~~ }Ca rs a rather
umque experience
as wdl as a lifelong mt:mory.
ro be rt go lt z
191 Bea c h 12'.! St.
Rocka way Park. Y I 1894
ja n e t gorin
18 Nevin Terrace
~ l assapequa, NY
Chemistry
Chem Student A DV ISORY Committee
I Get
~y
/\ n History
o R cs pc ct!
Games Room manager
I don't want to conquer the world. I don't want to sa \·e 11
want to see my part of it dearly
I just
ch eryl go rm an
20 Johnson Pl.
Freeport NY I 1520
jerry da vid go lub
24- 17 Parsons Blvd .
Wh itest one. Y
F ilmmakmg (Cmemalogruphyl
\ n;ount1ng
'I rcasurer
fhe '\cat Club
The hotel was nice.
ch nst ine gra yson
280 I Consaul Rd
Schencctad}. '\Y 12304
ja n ice goodeno ugh
9683 PmnaLlc Rd
Sanquoit. :\Y 13456
English Lu
:"\urs1ng
Y3
Man y thanks to llarpur
I o Chenango Fllcn , Jad.adyn.
ll c pattica and Kitty. the basement .ind Cleo I o Broome
Jc.inn ette an d the Jackson Five I o Joe Sharkey\ \l angelardo\
and DelJvcram:e. Io tht: R:tiders .ind t he Council. Io Mr
Dunk ley, carnival auction. d10colatc Lh1p cookies and a most
amazing Chn~lmas tree. \ nd lo Stacey and J eff
tor them. only
the best. .. the best in t:wryth1nj!
thc hcst forever.
�david n g ray\on
~ l rnford l anc
llunlington <;1,1t1on \Y I 1746
david c. gross
31 Eaton Rd.
Syosset, NY 11 79 1
ll10Jogy
Biology
WllRW Disc J ockey. Pipe D ream. I:\1 \ports
Phi Bela
Kappa; McGo vern
Lehman dorm cou ncil; hac king.
If I am not for m}sclf. \\ho is for me'! If I am only for myself.
what ;un 1·> II not now when?
Campaign; Community work;
These past o n e thousand, three h u ndred and seven t y -four days
ha ve been a goof
but who's counting? llarpur, you may not be
classy, but you su re are classic! It 's been grand.
dru I. g reen berg
I I \ lerton \ ve.
Lynbrook. \JY I 1563
margaret guiton (marge)
8 N. Baldwin St.
J\crount111g & hnancc
Johnson City,
Va1si1y baseball; Outing Club
Anthro pology
!low do I love thee'! l et mt• count the ways.
The m ore I learn the more unlearned I feel.
ronald g. grcen e
-10 \lad 1son St.
\'C\\ York,'\ y I no ~8
judith ann halstead
3 St. Stephen'.s La .
S cot ia, Y 12302
l 1t
~'-'
R heiork
Chemistry
\ fro \meric<in Stuu1e'i
HSl mt•mhl'r, Bl \J ·\MI:. edito r & photographer. Prpc D ream
1cporter & photographer, \fro- \ rnerrcan D an..:e Works hop, drum
capt a1n & mcllllll'1
h>r cent urics umn·r,ities han: been the meeting place :inti
1nrnhator of lt.:au rng mmds. W1th G od's help I pray we fina ll y
1c..:ogni1C this & lllakc an 111tcllrgent strive for pea..:e & harmony
among a ll me, for the const•qu..:nccs for failing arc too great.
clair lcvi t greifinger
-12 Grand \ ve
Brngh alllton. \iY
()('( l \t'lUtivc Commlltec. lla1pur \\ omen's I 1bcration
howard alan grinsberg
t 15 Ocean Park\\ .iy
Brook.I) n '\Y I I 21 X
Poht1c1l SltCnc..:
Ft>rt•ns1t Sot1et)
lntt•rcsled 1n pnl1t1cs Plans to go to
day to entl!r thl' f1t•ld tlf Politics
li.1\1
school and hopes some
94
Y I 3790
�irene r. harrison
60 Mo unta indale Rd .
Yo nkers, Yl0710
Physics
Math
Physics Club
All my yesterdays are w or th but one to morrow.
fern robin hauc k
115-14 135thAve.
O zone Park, NY 11420
Bio logy
ma ry hayko
7 12 Tulip St.
Liverpool, Y 13088
Spanish - Art History
w illiam m . heal y
5 Cliffo rd Dr., R O I
Ballston Lake, NY 120 19
Anthropology
Dorm president - Lehman , Spring '72; Hinm an Coffeehouse (Bus
Stop), ' 72-'73; Vice-Chairpe rson Straight Country & Blues,
'73-'74 .
tho mas a. hanks
'.!O 1 Evergreen St.
Vestal, NY
dav id brian hecker
4 Sadore Lane
Yonkers, NY
Social Science
Swim-a-mile-a-week-club; squash.
Manage ment
debbi e hansen
236 Mill St.
Williamsvi lle, NY
"T he world outside is tugging like a beggar at my sleeve ... The
distance is done , The sea rch has beg un , I've come to sec where
my beginnings have gone."
Ja c kson Browne.
Histo ry
linda h . hench
12 Ulster D r.
Je richo, NY 11753
Co-rec volley ba 11
jenal I. hardaway
11 6-22 197t h St.
St. Albans, Y 1 141 2
Ma th
Volunteer work at BOCES with Cub Scout and Boy Scout troop.
Political Science
BSU; UA; TYP Commit tee; Pi Sigma Alph a
C)5
�pa tricia h ernandes de rodriguez
I 2 faxecut1vc Circle
Endwell, NY I 3760
Spanish
Latin American & Caribbean Studies
Woman; Student; Mother; Wife; Foreign and Member of the Third
World ...
ga ii her ri ck
3 Garden Circle
Fairport, NY 14450
Psychology
"I'm mad. You're mad. We're all mad," said the Cheshire cat.
" How do you know I'm mad?" asked Alice. " You must be,"
replied the cat, "or you wouldn't have come here."
steven a. hershkowitz
219 Loring Rd .
Lcvittown, YII756
Fconomics
llis tory
ll inman Little Theater; Colonial Players; dorm office; Chess Club;
RA - Roosevelt ll all
linda higby
267 Main St.
Middletown, NY I 0940
ursing
fern singer hirsch
I I I ·~ Parsons Ave.
Endicott, Y 13760
Psychology
Swim team; independent research in psychology; Phi Beta Kappa
I managed lo graduate in 21/i years and I can only say Thank G-d!
I .::ould not have made it without my loving husband Steve.
michael paul hollander
35-64 84th St.
Jackson Heights, Y
Management
South Side Boys
IM sports; RA - Hinman College; llarpur's
Ferry Ambulance Squad.
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�--eUen horner
25 - B Cooper Place
Bronx, Y 10475
English Lit
President Harpur Ski Club; Admissions Office tour guide; Studen t
Manager, UU; Senior Manager, UU ; tour guide supervisor
"Wrinkles should only show where smiles have been."
jani ce r. hun t
29 Nash St.
'.'lursing
Committee on Committees; Nursing Council
barry ingber
112 Filmore Ave.
Endicott, NY 13760
Literature
mare s. in triliga t o r
21 Virginia Ave.
Freeport, NY I 1520
Political Science
Dickinson College Council rep'; WHRW; Ski Club; student
member of IPB; Academic Affairs Chairman - Dickinson; Tau
Episilon Phi; Law Society, President - '74; member, Exec.
Committee of the Center for the Systematic Study of the Legal
Ord er, Ad Hoc Committee for Law & Society Certificate
Program.
louis david jablin
2-5 Country Club Road
Binghamton, NY 13903
Biology
Pre-med Society; IM sports; Campus tour guide; Hinman night
guard; Archaeology lab work; Chess Club; Hinman Dining Hall
work; research on genetic defect project for Biology Dept.
samuel jackling
266 Matilda St.
Rochester, NY 14606
Chemistry
IM sports; SU Y B. Christian Outreach
Thank you, Lord.
Y7
���j udith ann kidera
2960 Decatur Ave.
Bronx, NY
History
I worked on about 20 T heater Dept. productions, in sound,
lights, costumes, and acting.
joel king
243-44 72 Ave.
Douglaston, NY
Mat h - Psychology
To save t he world one person at a time.
linda ann kiISchen
64-23 l 36th St.
Flushing, NY 11367
Biology
" If I am only for myself, what am I? And if not now,
when?" - Hil lel.
jacqueline kitson
12 10 Nelso n Ave. 46
Bronx, NY 104 52
History - Creative Writing
Academic Standards Committee; BSU; Buname
"The t hings which hur t, instruct. "
david aron klein
95 Cabrini Blvd.
Ant hropology - Linguistics
phyllis m. kleinman
284 5 University Ave.
New York, NY I 0468
Psychology
Hinman F ollies; H inman Co-rec football; Lehman Hall
Secretary-treasurer; Lehman Hall do r m council; SCG
"Too much sanity may be madness and t he maddest of all, t-e see
life as it is and not as it should be." - Don Quixote.
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�Psychology
yon diane klempner
864 Whitney Dr.
Schenectady, NY 12309
Photography; volleyball; tennis
Mass Co mmunications
Arts Editor, Features Editor - Pipe Dream ; Colonial Players ;
Terminal Beach Club;
"Th e most I can do for my friend is simply to be his friend. 1
have no wealth to bestow on him. If he knows that 1 am happy in
loving him, he will want no other reward. ls not friendship divine
in this?" - llenry David Thoreau/ " I am wealthy in my
friends.'' - Shakespeare.
0 beautiful, violet-crowned ....
alan kopp
2 1 Mohegan Lane
alan david koenigsberg
S 1 Key Place
Tappan, NY 10983
Port Chester , NY
Biology
Biology
Chairman of Harpur College Pre-medical Society. Chief Judge of
the Newing College Judiciary Board.
Harpur's Ferry; Dining Hall Services; Health Services
I'm going to miss you; all my friends. I hope you can profit form
our mistakes. Good luck; take care.
debbie korwin
66 Midwood Cross
Roslyn, NY 11576
s tuart kovar
111 Neil Ct.
Levittown, NY
English
All the coin return lockers are missing their keys .
101
�diane krasinski
137-16 Thurston St.
Springfield Gardens, NY
11413
French language
Harpur Chorale; Studio Voi ce; Varsity basketball; IM sports;
semester in Grenoble, France
" One thing stands out above all others: the relentless striving
upward, wrestling with oneself, the co nstant struggle for greater
purity, wisdom , goodness, and love." Goethe. And love to all
the people who have made llarpur such a great place to be these
past four years.
merry! leslie kravi tz
28 Diamond St.
Brooklyn , NY 11222
david n. kruchkow
5 16 85 St.
Brooklyn, NY 11209
Anthropology
Anthropology
Linguistics
Editor SCG; Study abroad in Guadalajara , Mexico ; Linguistics
Departmental Committee; GROK; photograp hy.
A brief stint as a High IIopes Counselor; Archaeology laborat ory
apprentice;
arthur krems
140-35 Burden Crescent
Queens, NY
"Sometimes the lights all shine in o n me,/ Other times I can barely
see ./ Lately it occurs to me,/ What a long strange trip it's
been." - Grateful Dead. "A nd in the end ,/the love yo u take /is
equal to the love you make. "
The Beatles.
Psychology
Men's tennis
maria kurinec
Jo hnson City, NY
' 'Plastics".
Political Science
13790
�william robe rt kutner
C'O Dr. Philip Kutner
63-84 Saunders St
Rego Park, NY I I 374
llello, I must be going. I cannot stay,/ 1 came to stay/ I must be
going I 'm glad I came. But JUSt the same/ I must be
going.
La! La!
Political Science (Pre-law)
elin or carol lange
26 Jerome Dr.
Glen Cove, Y 11 542
WH RW; Pipe Dream; Pre-law Society and Pre-law Center
ursing
Experience proves that the World is tough . Talented persons
oft en "fa.ii. '' T his generation will not solve a ll the problems it
faces. John Ken nedy said t hat "the Battle will n o t be won in t he
first th ousand days .... but let us begin." I have not yet lost faith
in my fellow Man.
School of ursing Council Rep; Women's Varsity Sw im Team;
Synchroni zed Swim Club: J ewish Fellowship
Shomrei Jlatikvah
Who says the early bird always catches t he worm?
barbara lacher
2718 East 65th St.
Brooklyn, NY I 1234
English Lit.
ja ne t ellen lawrence
16-22 166 St.
Whitestone, Y 13357
French language
Biology
Hinman Librarian; Co-rec volleyball; Medieval Society
Newing tutorial: SCG: Co-rec sports: dorm officer
"You can't repeat t he past." - F. Scott Fitzgerald.
What can be said fo r four years of living , loving and a w hole new
perspect ive on life.
brooke lamber!
73-0 4 ! 85th St.
Flus hing, NY I I 366
English Lit
I0 ~
�nancy e. layne
2714 Robins St.
Endwell, NY 13760
American Studies
School of General Studies Council.
stuart leicht
2950 Club house Rd.
Merrick, NY
( i,
11r.1Ji·
Biology
IM sports; Hinman Council Rep'; Security Committee member.
lewis leiss
2044 E. 56 St.
Brooklyn, NY
11234
Biology
Freshman basketball team; IM - SLEEZE
Whenever confronted with the unsolvable predicament take the
sure way out PUNT.
karen lennox
21 54 Tsabelle Court
No. Bellmore, NY 11 710
English Lit.
gary s. levine
65-24 162 St.
Fluslung, NY
11365
Theatre
President Harpur Chorale; President - Colonial Players; voice
lessons; Opera Workshop; MASH; SALUKIS; assorted Theatre
Dep't productions
When I first came to Harpur 4 years ago, I couldn't believe that
I'd stay here for 4 years. Now, 4 years later - I believe it!
bruce levy
840 Plainfield Lane
North Woodmere, Y
Management Science
Treasurer: USG, SA, Advertising Manager: Pipe Dream, SCG ,
SCATE, Student & University Directories;
Fa cu tty-Student Association, Board of Directors, Auxilliary
Campus Enterpnses Board, Broome County Chamber of
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�anthony joseph ligouri
212 Oak Hill Ave.
Endicott, Y 13760
Commerce; Chairman: Rules Committee, Finance Committee,
Stipend Committee, Committee on Activity Fees
Only the pursuit of enlightened self-actualization is rational.
English
General Lit
ellen r. levy
186 Pinehurst Ave.
New York , NY 10033
College is a unique experience that everyone should enjoy. Thank
you.
Chemistry
laurie likoff
81-33 242 St.
Bellerose, NY
R.A. - Newing College; Managing Editor, LAKE LIEBERMAN
GAZETTE; tutor, TYP; Member, Student Advisory Committee to
the Chemistry Dept.
11426
English Lit
1 thank everyone for helping me to become myself. If I have
made a contribution to the increasing entropy of the universe,
then I am satisfied. May friendship, peace, and happiness be with
you always.
michael liner
9 Pembroke Dr.
No. Massapequa, NY
I 1758
Political Science
Steven m. levy
35 6 Frankel Blvd.
Merrick, NY 11 566
Biology
edith Jinn
I 0 Debora Dr.
Plainview, Y
FREE AT LAST!
Theatre
Golden Hands Edie
"God has a very big heart, but there is one sin He will not forgive:
If a woman calls a man to her bed and he will not go!" Zorba.
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�-richard lufrano
11 Knoll Lane
Jericho, 1Y
david lit wak
65 W. 96th St.
New York, NY
Psychology
History
English
WHRW; Straight Country & Blues Committee; Karate Club.
mark cha rles me cague
30-22 93rd St.
Queens, NY 11369
john david lloyd
84 Overlook Place
Rye, NY I 0580
History
English
Harpur Ski Club, '70-'73; WIIRW staff, '73-'74; the Pub;
Executive Committee
joseph loffredo
245 Harvest Ave.
Staten Island, NY
''Can't get enough, of that funky stuff" I'll remember always
graduation day, and ... Hinman Dining Hall, Fire Trail, Student
Center Parking lot, ature Preserve, Snack Bar, Honky Tonk ,
Wine Cellar & the Pub. To my friends, who have been warm and
considerate, foolish and frivolous, the very best of luck in every
endeavor.
English Lit
Contemporary Music (HAREM Players)
To crea te, one must first destroy. To feel pleasure, one must first
experience pain. To be saved, one must first sin.
kathleen g. me enerney
650 Vict ory Blvd.
Anthropology
william g. lo k
46 Mulberry St.
New York , NY
Varsity basketball, volleyball, tennis .
10013
I listory
Night guard; Student Center; People.
You arc young and life is long and there is time to kill today /and
then one day you find ten years have got behind you ... /Every
year is getting s horter, never seem to find the time/Plans that
either come to naught, or half a page of scribbled lines.
jeffrey !owe
l 5 1-1 5 84th St.
Howard Beach, NY
pa tricia a. me d onnell
526 Dickson St.
Endicott, NY 13760
Psy chology.
ca rol me kee
475 Davis Ave.
Staten Island, NY
I 0310
English - General Lit
I 1414
Hinman Library manager; Cub Scout Den Mother
Accou nting
IM
SLFFZF; Carnival
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times ... for those
who made 1t semi-dreadful
I hope we get it on better next time
around ... You who made it great, thanks for your generally
fantastic years. Lets never say goodbye and ... see you in the
finals!
I've found somebody, just like me. I thought I was the only one
of them. - A.A. Milne.
andrew I. mack
3 Fayette St.
Studio Art
jonathan lowenthal
310 F. 44th St.
New York, Y
Economics
Chess, karate, nding, Pub.
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�marcia a. miller
28 Chestnut St.
Binghamton, Y
david e. maney
36 Pulaski St.
Binghamton, Y
Sociology
Math
Tutoring
\1ath Club.
Ah , llell!
ste phen j . manning
Ely Park Houses F4
Binghamton, NY
robert h . morris
409 Clarkson Dr.
Vestal, NY
Accounting
Philosophy
Veteran's Club
pat morse
RD
Warnerville, NY
wendy ina maurer
628 Dover Rd.
Oceanside, NY 11572
12187
History - Creative Writing
Music
stanley m. moshman
130 State St.
Brooklyn ,NY 11201
karen I. maynard
R.D. 2
Campbell, NY
Biology
ursing
Wind Ensemble; Orchestra ; tennis team ; Moshman's Maze ; LAKE
LI EBERMAN GAZETTE
Volleyball '70 & '71
" ... And the river of minutes betwee n you widens to a tide of
hours, a flood of days, a gulf of years and a sea of
silence;"
Kenneth Fearing Take time to see the beauty in life.
How you perceive this , relrcts your own self image.
louis j. muggeo
2089 Central Dr. North
East Meadow, Y
History
craig medwick
I 5 North St.
Bronx, Y I 0468
Pre-law Society; IM soccer, softball ; Ice Hockey Club
The measure of happiness that one attains is achieved by the
realization of the means he has employed in reaching that infinite
point.
Mathematics
J.V. basketball ; R.A.
French
Jlinman
william s. muniak
19 Hillside Dr.
Apalachin, NY 13732
victoria melnyk
Box 396A, Fairview Ave.
Montauk, NY I 1954
Chemistry
Studio Art
Studying
Pipe Dream
Although there have been difficult times, I am sure the memories
of Harpur will remain unforgettable to me due to the interesting
faculty and students I had the pleasure of knowing (especially
C.M.B.).
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���joaquina pereira
610 Waring Ave., Apt. 4B
Bronx, NY 10467
cynthia planick
9 Watkins Place
New Ro chelle, Y
Spanish language & Lit
Art History
Semester in Barcelona, Spain; R .A.
Hinman
"To dream the impossible dream ... / To reach the unreachable
star."
robin phillips
40 Sinclair Dr.
Greenlawn, NY
1080 1
WHRW ; Pipe Dream (repo rter); Dance.
andrew r. plump
67-40 Yellowstone Blvd.
Forest Hills, Y 11375
English - General Lit - History
11740
Anthropology - Archaeology
Pipe Dream: Editor-in-Chie f, Managing Editor, NeWl Editor;
English Dept. Undergraduate Advisory Committee; UA
Long
Range Planning Committee; SCG
Screaming Yellow Zonkers
happiness runs, happiness runs/ happiness runs in a circular
motion/falters like a little boat upon the sea/all our souls are
deeper than you can see/you can have everything if you let
yourself be./Everyone is a part of everything anyway / You can be
happy if you let yourself be. - Donovan
gerald d. pietroforte
483 So. Oyster Bay Rd.
Plainview, NY 11803
One of our essential problems is a stagnation of perception. We
can attempt to counteract stagnation, at least on the personal
level, by opening our eyes and widening the scope of available
perceptions. When it snows here I look up to the hills, not down
at the streets.
marilyn poch
20 15 Main St.
Vestal, NY 13850
Psychology - Sociology
Economics
Ski Club '71
IM sports; R.A.
jane piotrowicz
445 Robert Ave.
Franklin Square, NY
"The rainbow is more beautiful than the pot at the end of it,
because the rainbow is now. And the pot never turns out to be
quite what I expected." - Hugh Prather.
nicki pokowitz
40 Charter Ci rcle
Nu rs mg
School of Nursing Council; Student-Faculty Affairs Committee;
Sch ool of ursing Committee on Committees
Psychology
High Hopes Counselor; Chorus
What sunshine is to flowers,/Smiles are to humanity.
patti place
Creek Road
Poughkee psie,
bruc e c. pomerantz
278 Hillturn Lane
Roslyn Heights, NY
I 15 77
Y
Biological Sciences
History
Pre-med Society; Harpur's Ferry; HACK club
R.A .; Student Manager; Dorm officer; ewing Faculty Fellows
Committee; Co-rec volleyball ; SCATE; LAK E LIEBERMAN
GAZETTE
Friendships are born of the breeze of the day ,/But t o last must be
love-strengthened as fire does clay./ Harpur has brought friends
and lost them to me,/coming and going like the waves of the
sea. Le a v1ng means both answers and mysteries staying
behind./but Harpur and my friends come along in my mind. - p2
To say that I came here knowing nothing about everything and
that I leave here knowing everything about nothing would be
vindictive and untrue ; Harpur has given me a chan ce for
self-transcendence. Much of it has hurt , yet much has replenished
my hope, for the further one goes the more glaring are his
weaknesses, and the more reluctant is one to perceive them.
Maybe tomorrow.
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�teresa m . porzuczek
20 Downes Ave.
Btnghamton, Y
june rein
5100 15th Ave.
Brooklyn, NY I 1219
Mathematics
English Lit & Creative Writing - Comparative Lit
Math Club
President
jeffrey reisch
Brooklyn, NY
leslie prager
73 Park St.
Psychology
Biology
Art Studio
JM sports
Dance lab; paddleball; drawing ; corridor rep'; fire marshall
dale john pre m o
828 So. Main St.
Horseheads , Y
mark reisman
2 Margaret Ct.
Great Neck, NY
14845
I I 023
Psychology
Business Ad ministration
High Hop es , treasurer; llarpur College Council; MLICC;
Student- Faculty Advisory Committee Psych Dept.; Member of
the Council of Elders;
Vet 's Club
Truely, without the Counsel of Elders, and the MUCC we would
all be mired tn the muck of mediocraty.
gerry puchalski
Glen Cove,NY
History
cons tance d. remo
I 0 Tamarack Dr.
Delmar, NY 12054
Medieval Certificate Program; WHRW; Straight Country & Blues
Committee
English Lit
" And has thou slain the Jabberwock? / Come to my arms, my
beamish boy! / O Frabjous day! Callooh! Caltay!"/He chortled in
his joy. - Lewis Carroll " Happy ending nice and tidy. / Jt's a
rule, I learned in school. /Get your money every Friday ./ Happy
ending is the rule." - Bertolt Brecht.
larry rich
29-14 139th St.
Flushing, NY 11354
Economics
joseph s. ragone
6 Wood Lane
Valley Stream, NY
Sociology
Asvalt volleyball; Rufus T. Firefly softball; Knits indoor hockey
Good Morning, What can I say. Four of the best years of my life
are over. Academics has been fun and prepared me for little but
I'm not complaining. I got pretty much what I wanted. But ya
know it hasn't been the academics that made those four years.
It 's been the people I've known and especially those I've gotten
close to, either fleetingly or over an extended period of time.
Much of my education has been outside of the classroom. To
those people, I want to say that I hope you learned as much from
me as I got from you. . .You know, it's hard to believe I'm really
gonna leave this place. What can I say?
Mathematics
IM: soccer, softball, bowling; Co-rec: softball & volleyball.
arm marie reagan
21 Floral Ave.
Binghamton, NY
1
ursing
andrea lisa richardson
67 Park Ave
Psychology
EnJOY Life, love, friends and family. After all, we may only come
this way once.
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�Many years of spreading the name of MOE LOOGHAM at Harpur
have given me a happy feeling about life which can be yours too,
and you know how, I love dis place. Remember the ultimate
answer to all questions is "Who the Hell knows anything
anyhow?" Blessing of MOE on the Universe - MOE LOOGHAM
IS COM ING!!!
seth davi d robin
2820 Quentin Rd.
Brooklyn, NY 1I229
Art History
Gay Liberation
Better Blatant Than Latent
paul w. ross
40 Central St.
Huntington, NY
kenn e th a. rogers
299 Zimmerman Blvd.
Buffalo, NY 14 223
11743
Management (finance)
Sociology
IM soccer and volleyball
Newing College Council; Men's IM - "knits"; Newing College
Clean-up and Landscape Chairman; University Health Services
Committee; Student Center Space Committee; R .A.; "Title I"
Binghamton tutoring (inner-city)
michael r o th
11 Calvert Dr.
Monsy, NY
I suspect people of plotting to make me happy.
Accounting
Dorm Council, Dorm Treasurer
theo m. ro hrs
7 Wells Ave.
Oneonta, NY
" ... You have your place to go and I have mine, but still it
doesn't change those days .... "
Accounting
t odd rubinstein
3650 Irwin Ave.
Bronx, NY 10463
Judiciary Committee: Appeals Board.
History
maria f. ro manowski
608 Jeannette Rd. Endicott, NY
Endicott, NY
13760
13760
Harpur College Council; Educational Planning & Policies
Committee; Academic Priorities Committee; UA; SCG Editor;
USG; Newing College Council; Methods of teaching & learning
committee.
Sociology - Nursing
President, Nursing Student Assoc.; Student-Faculty Affairs
Committee; Educational P olicies Co mmittee; Research
Assistant Sociology Dept.
denn is russo
30 Hyatt Ave.
Harrison, NY I 0528
Chemistry
dermis rosen
97 Ackley Ave.
Johnson City, NY
Political Science
Swim team; Synchronized Swim Show; Water Polo Club
13790
Economics.
edward rosenblatt
28 Peachtree Lane
llicksville, Y 11801
Life at SUNY - B has been like pasta; I 've seen it made a hundred
different ways with a hundred different ingredients, yet it was all
based on one element varying only in size and shape.
adele sager
38 Debs Place
Bronx, NY 10475
Psychology
History
High Hopes (Director); MLICC: Council of Elders; Student
Advisory Psych Dept.; Jlarpur College Council; Draft Counselor
Editor-in-Chief - SCG (Spring '73); Editor - SCG (Fall '72); !PB
member.
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�joseph a. salimando
1789 West 12th St.
Brooklyn, NY I I 223
pa ul Schaffer
4627 Terrace Dr.
Niagara F alls, Y
Communications (!PB )
Histo ry
Pipe Dream, sports editor: At hletic Committee
Undergraduate Rep. to History Dept. '73-'7 4 .
Satchel Paige is quoted as having once said, "Don't look back,
something might be gaining on you." O ne of the nicer things
about graduating from Harpu r College
is that you have absolut ely no trouble not looking back.
tho mas andrew scha t z
32 Brower Ave.
Woodm ere, NY 11598
14305
Political Science
michael sanders
Ely Park 19-6, Glenwood Rd.
Binghamton, ' Y
Varsity tennis; Treasurer, President, Broome II all;
ewing
College: Orientation Advisor, Social Committee, R.A.; IM sports
llarpur has been quite an experie nce. I got a lot more out of the
people I knew t han I got out of the courses I took. I'll never
regret anyt hing that happe ned here . Tha nks fo r the good a nd bad
a nd all I was ab le to give, take and learn.
Geograp hy
GA P; Royal Order of t he Gem
jeff sa per
69 St. John Ave.
Binghamton, ' Y
lee m . schechter
205 Revere Rd.
Dewitt. Y 13214
13905
Creative Fine Arts
Biology
Social Affairs Chairm a n, Executive Co mmi ttee
Dickenson
Col lege ; President. Playwrights Workshop; Manager , The Wo mb
WHRW; dorm co u ncil; assemb ly
" Is this really happening to me?"
G IVE ME A BREAK!
james savic h
51 Colfax
nancy lynn schneider
365 London Rd.
Yorktown Heights, NY
Business Ad ministration
Studio A rt
Other t han the bureaucratic red tape encountered, l enjoyed my
stay here, and the many social activities offered even the bomb
scares.
wayne schobe r
llerricks, Long Island, NY
linda scank
Box 682
Greene, Y
Accounting
Anthropology
Each night I ask the stars up above; why must I be a teenager
love.
Varsity track; IM football, softball, wrestling
Varsity Field Hockey; Varsity Volleyball; Chi Kappa Epsilon ;
Women's Serv i ce O rganization; OCC Finance and Space
committees; Women's Libera tio n
No one can make me say 1 regret having ever come here. The
most rewarding and emotionally satisfying days of my life have
been spent at llarpur. The environment here was conducive to my
growth and development as a person. and 1 am forever grateful
for that. Thank you, friends.
joyce garner sch oen
27 Ch arlotte St.
Binghamton, NY
Psychology
Vanous oral fixations
II ELP !
1n
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�richa rd pa ul scott
Central Islip, ' Y
edward j. sch renzel
23 Joyce Rd.
I Iartsdale, '\ Y I 0530
Creative writing
llislory
"The Phantom"
R.A.
Hinman, Dorm President, Pipe Dream staff; IM sports.
I looked under chairs/ I looked under tables. I tried to find the
key/To fifty million fables ... /I'm happy when life's good / An
when it's bad I cry/I got values and I don't know how or
why /They call me t he seeker.
de rmis (fl as h) schuch man
221-33 59th Ave.
Bayside, NY I I 364
Biology
SCG Editor-in-Chief; llarpur College Council; Academic Honesty
Committee
a ntho n y j. sedl ack
25 I Baldwin St.
Johnson City, NY
13790
Social Science (SGS)
earl schuler
822 llenry St.
Uniondale, Y
allan seitelm an
1657 Westmoreland Rd.
Merrick, Y I I 566
llistory
Sociology . History
IM basketball
Dorm Council Executive Dickenso n ; Games Room Manager:
Sociology Undergraduate Advisory Committee
barba ra ell en schwaid
11 5 Lake S hore Or.
Lake Secor, Ma hopac,
" I never Jet schooli ng interfere w ith my ed ucation."
Y
10541
Art St udio - Pre-dental
john f. serino, jr.
Binghamton, NY
Women's varsity swim team (3 yrs.); Synchronized Swimming;
Timer for men's track; Jewish Fellowship; dorm secretary.
Chemistry
ga il robin sch wart z
149 1 E. 29th St.
Brooklyn, 'JY
ca rol a. shapiro
9 Haggerty Rd.
Potsdam, NY I 3676
History
Anthropology
O rchestra; ensemble; Q u intet: Folkdance Club
richard sciacca
32 Victor St.
Valley Stream.
We t hink o f Spring, and we remember Debby Letersky.
Y
11580
Fconom11."S
Student Manager; Senior Manager; SCG Staff; OCC Activities
Staff, night guard. Ski Club
eliza beth sha rfs tein
2665 Homecrest Ave.
Brooklyn, Y
English Lit
" Work in love made visible. And if you cannot work with love
but only with distaste, It is better that you should leave your
work and sit at the gate of the temple and take alms of those who
work with joy."
Kahlil Gibran.
Captain, varsity volleyball.
I 14
�dean I. si lve rberg
119 Sedgeick Ave.
Yonkers, ~y I 0705
bernard sheredy
121 Glenwood Ave.
Binghamton, Y
Urban Studies
l.;.nglish
Creative Writing
1listory
Varsity swim team; WllRW news staff
janet sherman
64-27 224 St.
Bayside, NY 11 364
One knows what he wants not, but knows not what he wants.
Psychology
mara silvers
2 17-36 77 Ave.
Bayside, NY 11364
martin shichtman
396 Red Maple Dr. W.
Wantagh, NY
French
English
French Advisory Board; C!TW Supervisor, Campus Tour Guide
English Undergraduate Advisory Board
barbara simmons
14 Dunlop Rd.
I lun t1ngton, NY
I. jefferson siege!
120 East 22nd St.
New York, NY 10010
Pre-med - Lit
11743
Environmental Design
Creative Writing
" Yesterda y's dreams are tomorrow's sighs; Watch
playing, t hey seem so wise."
ch ildren
daniel leo simonds
4 East Ave.
Binghamton, NY 13903
Math
michael j. silsbee
409 State St.
Carthage, 1 Y 13619
Political Sociology
Carpenter's apprr.ntice; traveling
What could an ex-upstat e N.Y. resident say after two years in
"Little N. Y .C." except
ll arpu r stay an island. The open air
su;ts your style.
\'9
aa
·nara singer
224-08 Stronghurst Ave.
Queens Village, NY 1 1427
Psychology
Folk Dancing; night guard
@t*!+/! .. . .
alan silverberg
5 Orient Ct.
Westbury, NY
11590
Biology
IM sports
I'd like to thank a particular person and his roommate. who shall
remain nameless at their own request, for enabling me to reduce
my toll bill considerably.
steven s koblow
1870 Cole Dr.
Last Meadow, ' Y
Cinema
Sub-show biz at the B C Arena
Not guilty. Really real Art ll uh'?
�ja mes skorney
377 Pulaski Ave.
Staten Island, NY
drugs, concerts, sex, s rn relationships
10303
Get me out of this pla cc already.
Psychology
rna rlene s tein
3841 18th Ave.
Brooklyn, Y I 12 18
Track 1 cam
mich ae l a. speta
13 Linden Ave.
J amestown, NY
Experimental Psychology
nancy m . s tein
250 Grosvenor Rd.
Rochester, Y
Ad ministra ti ve Science
ba rbara jea n Spez iale
221 Grove Ave.
Cedarhurst, L.l., Y
English
Sociology
11516
lligh Hopes
Biology
steven a. sprung
I I Kings Place
Great eek, NY
debra 1. steinberg
665 Ocean ·Parkway
Brooklyn, NY
I I 024
Psych ology
Econom ics
Women's varsity tennis; IM supervisor; Bowling Manage r
eric s tec kler
269 I Wa lker St.
Bellmore, Y
ba rry Steinhardt
34 Foxpoint W.
Williamsville, NY
Biology
Management
cw Democratic Coalition; dorm council; IM sports; Pre-med
Club
SCG: Editor, Editor-in-Chief (Spring '73); USG: '72, '73, '74,
UA Stud ent Senate: '72, '73, '74; School of Management
Assembly: '72-'73, '73-'74.
" I left my heart in the CW"
jacqueline Stefa ns ki
I Marlaync Dr.
Johnson City, Y 13790
chris toph e r j. Stellm an
146 Oakside Dr.
Smithtown, Y 11787
French language
History
Social Science
President. Women's Republican Club, J.C.; Committee Woman,
JC .. Member of Board at Your Horne Library, J.C.
pe ter s tern
5 E. I 96th St.
Bronx, Y 10468
jerry \tein
Rosl)'n, l\Y
Sociology
"Vini. .. Vidi ... Vici.''
Geography
116
�cary w. sucoff
78-23 69 Ave.
Middle Village,
david r. stites (sti ts)
904 Ontario Center Rd.
Walworth, Y
I 1379
History
Anthropology
R.A.
Y
Captain of IM basketball, softball, and
Orientation Ad visor; dorm council
l!inman
football
teams;
"What I understood , I understand./My mind is sometime
torment,/Sometimes is good and filled with livelihood,/and feels
the ground./ Be natural, while alive./Dead, we die to that/Also,
and go another/Course, 1 hope."
Robert Creeley.
It's just a box of rain, I don't know who put it there. believe it if
you need it, or leave it if you dare. Just a box of rain, or a ribbon
for your hair , such a long, long time to be gone, and a short time
to be there.
B. Il un ter.
kathleen stone
Clinton St.
Keeseville, ~y
maryann taccogna
21 Prairie Rd.
Huntington Station,
12944
Y
Math
Art
Swimming; R.A .: Carnival; Synchronized Swimming: Art Dept.
Committee.
joan tanenhaus
3744 Miami St.
Seaford, Y 11783
charles s totter
84-58 llomelawn St.
Jamaica, NY
Anthropology
Orchestra
History
geralcline marie th ompson
114-36131St.
Jamaica. Y 11420
1listory
BSU; Big Brother/Big Sister Program
Treasurer of SCB '73-'74;
ewing Rep to USG: Chairman,
Transportation Committee of SCB;
ewing College Housing
Committee; 1ewing College Council
'\ever have so many done so little for so long.
Why try to save the world? Save yourself.
joseph stracar
RD I, Valley View Dr.
Economics
robert timmes
67 Durham Rd.
Hewlett, NY
Accounting
Geography
Karate Club
genevieve I. suchicki
5 Kevin Dr.
Suffern, Y
stephanie tingiris
132 Clairmonte Ave.
Syracuse, 'Y
Art Studio & Design
R.A.
Oneida llall
Art Studio
If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams. and
endeavors to Jive the life wluch he has imagrned. he will meet
with success unexpected in common hours. 11.D . Thoreau.
11 7
���wend y a. werbel
3431 Bayfield Blvd.
Oceanside, Y 11572
stacie williams
RD 1
Broadalbin, Y
French language
Music
Women's varsity tennis; IM volleyball; Ski Club; J ewish Student
Union; Shomrei !Iatikva
Harpur Chorale; University Chorus
The woods are lovely, dark and deep,/But I have promises to
keep,/ And miles Lo go before I sleep,/A nd miles to go befo re I
sleep.
craig s. wilson
I Druid Place
Binghamton, NY
12025
13905
Political Science
richard s. werner
3639 Leonard Dr.
Endwell, NY 13760
Urban League; Political Science Club; l. B.M. Corporate Finance
Club
Electro-Mechanical Technology
It was rough - but I made it.
jane e. wes tbroo k
719 Niblic Dr.
Grand J unction, Colo. 81501
jonathan wiltenburg
25-38 84th St.
Jackson Heights, NY
U.S. History
Anthropology
1973 Yearbook, Advertising Ed it or, Special Assistant to t he
Editor; PEGASUS 1974, Editor-in-Chief; R .A. - Roosevelt; Pipe
Dream staff; production work on Clarendon, Image, SCG, SCE,
and OCC publications; tra nsfer student Fall '72
mary ann wi tte
Box 4 0
Hallstead, Pa. 18822
My dear friends: " Parting is all we know of heaven, and all we
need of llell." (E. Dickenson). I'm going back to a place with a
curse o n it: you can hate it when you are there, but you can't
stay away for long. My blood is made of red sandstone and sage.
My mind can only breath in the wide, high reaches of Western
Colorado. Feel free to come to visit, but please don't stay.
jean whaley
Rd. 3
Auburn, Y
1302 1
1 1370
Sociology
When life itself seems lunatic, who knows where madness lies?
Perhaps to be too practical is madness. To surrender
dreams - this may be madness. To seek treasure where there is
only trash. Too much sanity may be madness. And maddest of
all, to see life as it is and not as it should be. Man of La Mancha
ron ald wit zke
Abbey Road - RD 6
Binghamton , NY
Music
hilosophy
kenn eth whit e
385 Argyle Rd.
Brooklyn, Y 11218
Crea ti vc Writing
j ames a. w ilcox
History
By making men abdicate the responsibility for their own growth,
school leads many to a kind of spiritual suicide.
Lit
Editor, Clarendon
Cohocton,
Harpur's Ferry; OCC Executive Committee
Y
ba rbara yaworsky
645 Arnow Ave.
Bronx , NY l 0467
Biology
Fconomics
Varstty track; OCC Executive Committee
120
�lousie h. young
3000 Bronx Park East
Bronx, NY 10467
alan zverin
4120-24 Hutchinson River Pkwy. E.
Bronx, NY 104 75
English - Spanish
Accounting
lM sports; semester abroad in Barcelona; dorm council
Varsity basketball. R.A.
''And then there came the time when you and I must go our
separate ways ... "
joan za re tz ky
947 E. 85 St.
Brooklyn, NY
llistory
Biology
Was a time for joy and sadness, with many things to pass.
jo-ann zbyt niewski
196-55 49 Ave.
Flushing, NY 11365
English Lit
Medieval Society, Assistant to the Co-<>rdinators of American
Research Center in Eygpt (ARCE) Conference; Medieval
Conferences '72, '73; Co-rec volleyball and tennis.
Si nullus erit, tamen excute nullum ovid
rochelle zeidm an
27-09 147th St.
Flushing, Y
Relative Arts
steven d. zwick
lligh Falls, Y
Biology
Dance performance workshops; art; experimental theatre;
Community I nvolvement Adolescent Health Clinic and
Community Center
In a large room. deep wooden brown. music rhythms wave and
vibrate clear glass windows. Outside, autumn trees, the sky,
animals and a walk in the woods. (water undulates) ... I belong to
dance, music, watercolors and a microscope.
louise t. zim mer
22 Nanticoke Ave.
Endicott. NY 13760
ursing
Synchronized Swimming
121
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Nezelek, Inc . on the SUNY at Binghamton campus. Our firm is proud to
have played such a large part in the creation of this significant university
campus which has such a high reputation for excellence. It is in keeping
with our firm's record and one of the reasons why Edward L. Nezelek,
Inc ., is currently among the nation's top 100 contractors.
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Binghamton Savings Bank
Delaware County Federal
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and the good earth stay beneath your feet.
Best wishes to the Class of 19 74
from the 1974 Pegasus staff.
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Ree Sokolinsky - layout
Steve(Rosie) Rosenthal - photography manager; chief photographer
Phyllis Goldberg - senior directory; Mary Ellen Faughnan - layout ed i tor;
Laury Dowd - senior directory; Greg K enien - adver tising and business
managers.
Jene Westbrook - editor-in-chi ef
Phyllis Goldberg
Those not pictured: Fern Babcock; Aqui nas Mackey; Micky Rosenweig;
Helene Schlachter; Lonnie Walfish
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1948 -
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Binghamton University Yearbooks
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<p>Binghamton University’s yearbook was published under several different titles. It was first called <em>The Colonist</em> in 1948, then became <em>The Yearer</em> in 1970, <em>Pegasus</em> in 1973 and finally <em>Binghamton University</em> in 2004. Yearbooks are a popular resource for alumni and can be used for primary source research. Each book typically contains class lists, class photos, candid photos, faculty and academic department information, campus and institutional facts, illustrations and ads, and editorials. They document student organizations, campus events, athletic teams as well as local and global events. Yearbooks offer a window into the traditions and culture of a time and place from the point of view of a select group of students on behalf of the student body. They are among the richest sources of student-driven content for an academic institution. For more information regarding yearbooks and the history of the University, please contact <a href="https://www.binghamton.edu/libraries/about/special-collections/">Special Collections</a> at 607-777-4844 or speccoll@binghamton.edu.</p>
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Pegasus 1974
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Binghamton, N.Y. : State University of New York at Binghamton
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State University of New York at Binghamton -- Students
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Student yearbook of the State University of New York at Binghamton.
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State University of New York at Binghamton
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1974
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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT BINGHAMTON
Harpur College
Department of Music
MAREDA GRAVES
VOCAL–CHAMBER RECITAL
February 15, 1974
Casadesus R e c i t a l Hall
8:16 p.m.
�MAREDA GAITHERGRAVES, soprano
JANE HAWKINS, piano and harpsichord
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J.S. BACH
SCAFE KONNEN SICHER WEIDEN
(Sheep may safely graze) Birthday Cantata BWV 208
Charles A. Joseph, recorder
Kevin McDermott, recorder
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PIECES de CLAVECIN avec VOIX
et VIOLON
J.J. de MONDONVILLE
(ed. by E. Borroff),)(/
1 . Quare t r i s t i s e s . Psalm 41, 6
Psalm 41, 7
Psalm 143, 3
2. Spera, in Deo.
3. Protector meus.
Mary Reynolds, violin
III
F. SCHUBERT
DER HIRT AUF DEM FELSEN
(Shepherd on the Rock)
Sheldon Berkowitz, cl a r i n e t
INTERMISSION
IV
0. RESPIGHI
IL TRAMONTO
AMICI QUARTET
Evelina Chao, v i o l i n
Cordy Rosow, violin
John D exter, v i o l a
Fred Raimi, cello
There was a Youth i n whose s u b t l e being Genius
and Death contended. Mingled with shades of
twilight in the brown mossy woods, he lay in
�love with his lady. But when th e morning came,
she found her lover dead and cold . The tomb i s
a l l , l o s t child , that now remains o f Thee!
Peace! This was the only moan she ever made.
“The Sunset", P.B. Shelley (abridged)
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CHANSON PERPETUELLE
(Song without end)
E. CHAUSSON
AMICI QUARTET
Jane Hawkins
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Trembling woods, starstudd ed sky,
My beloved has gone away,
Carrying o ff my disconsola te heart.
Because I have my lover no longer
I shall die i n the pond, amidst the fl owe rs ,
under t h e q u i e t cu r r e n t s . The green
reeds w i l l entwine me and my bosom
w i l l b e l i e v e that I am i n the arms
o f my l ove r!
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Binghamton University Music Department Tape Recordings
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28:42
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Mareda Gaither-Graves, recital, February 15, 1974
Recital Tape 1974-2-15
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Works of Bach, de Mondonville, Schubert and Respighi. Held at 8:15 pm, February 15, 1974, Casadesus Recital Hall.
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Gaither-Graves, Mareda
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1974-02-15
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